> Do you have a link where I can read the license?
>
>
No, but Anjo helped me: just download xcode 2.2, open the installer =20
package and -there- you find the license, presented by the =20
Installer.app.
> On http://www.apple.com/webobjects/specs.html you can read:
> ---
> Flexible Deployment
> [...]
> Flexible, low-cost licensing
> =E2=96=AA Requires only one license per machine, =
>
regardless of platform, =20
> speed, or number of processors
> [...]
> ---
>
> =46rom my understanding, you still need a license for deployment. =20
> Previously, the license was bound to Mac OS X Server only. This has
> =20=
>
> changed now and you are free to deploy your app on any os.
>
> However, if you check out the license that Apple installs together =20
> with WO and Xcode, you'll get the following license "for free":
>
> WebObjects Deployment 5.3 Unlimited Requests MultiThreading: Yes =20
> LoadBalancing: Yes
>
> I find this "new license" stuff pretty confusing...
>
Me, too. But, in the license agreement i cannot find a hint that =20
forces me to a unique license for each server where i deploy woapps. =20
Also, as its not possible to buy wo directly i need to buy mac os x =20
(server), then i get a license. And afaik i do not need to buy 1 mac =20
os x (server) package for each server where i deploy a wo 5.3.1 app.
regards, David
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